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==Characteristics== | ==Characteristics== | ||
In a short introduction to his book, 'Ayyashi has mentioned some [[hadith]]s about the merits of [[Qur'an]], abandoning the hadiths in contradiction to Qur'an, reproaching the interpretation of Qur'an according to one's own idea, studying | In a short introduction to his book, 'Ayyashi has mentioned some [[hadith]]s about the merits of [[Qur'an]], abandoning the hadiths in contradiction to Qur'an, reproaching the interpretation of Qur'an according to one's own idea, studying Qur'anic sciences; such as [[Nasikh and Mansukh]], [[Zahir and Batin]], [[Muhkam and Mutashabih]], and the necessity of consulting the [[infallible Imams (a)]] for understanding and interpreting the Qur'an. | ||
Conforming to other [[Shi'a]] | Conforming to other [[Shi'a]] [[Tafsir]]s in that period, the author has stated some hadiths regarding the virtues of [[Ahl al-Bayt (a)]] and the vices of their enemies, and has sought to promote the [[Imami]] beliefs and doctrines. | ||
The distinction between 'Ayyashi | The distinction between Tafsir of 'Ayyashi and ''[[Tafsir al-Qummi]]'' or ''[[Tafsir Furat al-Kufi]]'' (other Tafsirs of the early centuries based on hadiths) is 'Ayyashi's special respect for the [[Jurisprudence|Jurisprudential]] aspects of [[Ayat al-Ahkam]]. He has also attended the [[Islamic theology]] and Shi'a and none-Shi'a sects, and remarked some hadiths considering these issues. | ||
The author has omitted the transmitters of the hadiths, as he has explained in the introduction, due to briefness of the book and convenience of scribers, and to represent the book by one who has received it from the author by means of [[Sama']] or [[Ijaza]] in a proper chance. | The author has omitted the transmitters of the hadiths, as he has explained in the introduction, due to briefness of the book and convenience of scribers, and to represent the book by one who has received it from the author by means of [[Sama']] or [[Ijaza]] in a proper chance. |